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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 528 A.2d 507
  • 72 Md. App. 233
  • 1987 Md. App. LEXIS 365

How courts have described this case

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  • holding a condition of probation may be enforced only through the power to revoke the probation, not through contempt proceedings
  • holding a condition of probation may be enforced only through the power to revoke the probation, not through contempt proceedings
  • “[A] condition of probation may be enforced only through the power to revoke the probation, not through contempt proceedings.”
  • “When a probationer violates a condition of his probation, he is not subject to an additional punishment for that violation; but rather to the forfeiture of his conditional exemption from punishment for the original crime.”
  • “When a probationer violates, a condition of his probation, he is not subject to an additional punishment for that violation; but rather to the forfeiture of his conditional exemption from punishment for the original crime.”
  • superseded by statute on other grounds

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Judges: Weant, Bishop, Alpert

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